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• CIS3990 Software Documentation
  Introduction to major concepts of software systems documentation. Students will study protocols, standards, and technologies that support software system communications (e.g., email, text messaging, chat rooms, discussion forums, video conferencing). Students will construct software system artifacts that support team development and evolution of software systems (e.g., memos, letters, project proposals, progress reports, requirements, specifications, design, test plans, test reports, project reports). Students will apply MLA, APA, and LaTex publication standards in professional/technical papers. (Contact: )
• COP 4723/COP 5775 Database Administration
  Database administration skills covering installing, configuring and tuning a database, administering servers and server groups, managing and optimizing schemas, tables, indices, and views, creating logins, configuring permissions, assigning roles and performing other essential security tasks, backup and recovery strategies, automation and maintenance. (Contact: )
• CAP 4770/CAP 5771 Data Mining
  Exposes students to data mining concepts and techniques and different data mining software. Covers data preprocessing and cleaning, concept hierarchy generation, attribute relevance analysis, association rule mining and decision tree induction. (Contact: )
• COP 4991c Web-Enabled Applications
  Introduces the student to XML structures, DTD (Document Type Descriptions) and schema development for the purpose of managing and transferring data and information between web enabled servers and clients. Topics include XML document format and formatting with CSS and XSLT, XML Validation, Namespaces, Web browser DOM models, Client and Server-side processing models. (Contact: )
• CEN 4990 CyberSecurity and Forensics
  An exploration of current security problems and solutions found in network enabled computers. Topics include network hardening, email and web communication, agent mobility, virus and worm creation and prevention, and forensic techniques. Also offered as a graduate course; graduate students will be assigned additional work. (Contact: )
• COP 4990 Game Programming 2
  Design and implementation of various elements of 3D computer game programming with popular commercial software. Includes creation, manipulation, and rendering of 3D graphics and text symbols. Object oriented design of games, GUI for games, and role of finite state machines in game development will be discussed. (Contact: )